Camilla Akrans Photography

Posted on July 12, 2011July 12, 2011 Posted in PhotographyTagged colors, minimal, modern, Photography, simple

Camilla akrans

Camilla Akrans has instantly become one of my favorite photographers. Her images are simple, interesting and the colors are dreamy. Beautiful.

Via Iain Claridge

The Light Trails of Tullamarine

Posted on July 12, 2011July 12, 2011 Posted in PhotographyTagged light, Photography2 Comments

Hamish innes brown
Australian student Hamish Innes-Brown setup a camera at the Tullamarine Airport in Melbourne and snapped these wonderful photos of planes landing. By using a slow shutter speed, he was able to create these beautiful patters and colors. Another great example creating something special from an unexpected source.

You can purchase prints of the photos here.

Ezra Stoller

Posted on July 5, 2011 Posted in PhotographyTagged Architecture, minimalism, modernism, Photography

Ezra Stoller (1915 – 2004) was an architectural photographer who’s work included iconic structures like Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater and the TWA Terminal at JFK Airport.

I love how he managed to capture the lines of the structures so well. He had a gift of knowing the perfect angle and composition to use to make the architecture have real impact. Like in the image pictured here, in which the curvature of the opening in the roof and the staircase live harmoniously.

You can see more photos on his work here.

Luminant Point Arrays

Posted on May 23, 2011May 23, 2011 Posted in PhotographyTagged minimalism, modernism, patterns, Photography4 Comments

Brilliant series of photographs by Stephan Tillmans of tube televisions the moment that they are switched off. The results are stunning. I love when something beautiful is created from an unexpected source.

Loose Leaf Edition 01

Posted on April 21, 2011July 11, 2011 Posted in Art, Books, Design, PhotographyTagged Art, graphic design, Photography, print, publication1 Comment

Loose Leaf Edition 1

Loose Leaf is a new publication by Manual that features large-format printed art works. What’s unique about it is that each edition comes packaged ready to be installed on your wall. The publication is unbound and each piece if hole-punched allowing you to easily display it on a wall with small pushpins. Pretty neat.

You can find out more or grab a copy on the site.

Need Supply 2011 Spring Catalogue

Posted on April 18, 2011 Posted in Design, PhotographyTagged brand, catalogue, graphic design, identity, Photography4 Comments

Led by Gabriel Ricioppo, the internal design team at fashion boutique Need Supply have created a stellar brand identity. Their latest creation is this Spring catalogue that’s beautifully executed. What I love the most is the great photography, which Gabriel told me was all shot on film. You can see all the spreads here.